WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Public Health
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
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Bachelor's
Level
- Gain hands-on learning and cutting-edge research opportunities with leading faculty.Research Opportunities
- Start your degree in Pullman and transition to Spokane or Vancouver based on your specialization.Campus Flexibility
- Leverage expertise from the Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory and the Paul G. Allen School for Global Health.Specialized Expertise
This program equips you with the knowledge and skills to address complex public health challenges. You will learn to analyze factors influencing public health practices, beliefs, and behaviors in diverse communities. The curriculum emphasizes ethical, evidence-based decision-making and communication, preparing you to advocate for the protection and promotion of public health.
Curriculum
The Bachelor of Science in Public Health program offers various specializations across different campuses. Students can choose to focus on infectious diseases, community and behavioral health, or a general track with customizable concentrations.
- Year 1
- Year 2
- Year 3
- Year 4
Careers
A Public Health degree prepares graduates for a wide range of roles focused on improving population health and well-being.
- Human and veterinary healthcare
- Health education, promotion and disease prevention
- Emergency preparedness and response planning
- Environmental health monitoring
- Biostatistics and research analysis
- Health policy and administration
- Epidemiology and disease surveillance
Entry requirements
High School DiplomaSpecific prerequisite courses may be required for admission to the major. Contact the academic department for details.
Transfer CreditsWSU accepts credits from Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, CLEP exams, and associate degrees. Use the Transfer Course Search Tool to ensure smooth transitions.
Admission to WSU and admission to the Public Health major are separate processes. Prospective students should contact the academic department for major-specific prerequisites.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the WSU Admissions website for current international tuition rates.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the WSU Admissions website for current domestic tuition rates.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided. Please consult the university for current estimates.
Tuition and fees vary by program and campus. International students should consult the WSU International Programs office for specific cost information.
How to apply
1. Visit the WSU Admissions WebsiteNavigate to the WSU admissions portal to begin your application.
2. Complete the Application FormFill out the online application, providing all required personal and academic information.
3. Indicate Your IntentionsSelect your desired program (Public Health) and preferred campus (Pullman, Spokane, or Vancouver). Indicate whether you will be a first-year or transfer student.
4. Submit Supporting DocumentsEnsure all necessary academic transcripts and any other required documents are submitted.
5. Apply for Scholarships and AidComplete the General Scholarship Application and the FAFSA or WASFA to be considered for financial aid and scholarships.
Scholarships
General Scholarship ApplicationVaries